| public myers-briggs votes | (20/01/08 00:34) Tch: ISTP | | (19/10/16 22:32) Thyssen: IST |
| (20/12/28 17:46) Tman: ISTJ |
| (18/07/04 07:37) fg: ISTP |
| (18/06/24 03:45) Zeego: ISTJ |
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| public function votes | (20/01/08 00:34) Tch: ISTP | | (19/10/16 22:32) Thyssen: ISTJ |
| (19/01/10 00:46) tman: ISTJ |
| (18/07/04 07:36) fg: ISTP |
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| public enneagram votes | (20/02/13 22:15) tch: 6w5 | | (19/10/16 22:32) Thyssen: 6w5 |
| (19/02/01 01:04) tman: 6w5 |
| (18/07/04 07:36) fg: 9w8 |
| (18/06/24 03:45) Zeego: 1w9 |
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| public instinctual variant votes | (19/10/16 22:32) Thyssen: sp/so | | (20/01/08 16:09) Tman: sp/sx |
| (18/06/24 03:46) Zeego: sp/so |
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| public tritype® votes | (20/12/28 17:46) Tman: 693 | | (19/10/16 22:32) Thyssen: 613 |
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| public sociotype votes | (20/02/16 01:06) pollo: ILE | | (20/02/13 22:15) tch: SLI |
| (19/10/15 22:58) Thyssen: SLI |
| (20/01/06 18:30) Tman: SLI |
| (18/07/04 07:36) fg: SLI |
| (18/06/24 03:46) Zeego: LSI |
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| public psychosophy votes | (19/12/30 12:23) Tman: LFEV | |
Where did you get these PY/Socionics correlation charts from fg? Did you make them yourself? In any case, I think the systems can’t be directly correlated for several reasons, the most obvious being that Socionics has 16 types while PY has 24. That being said, if one is to make a correlation at all, I do think sexta 4 fits better with Beta than Delta: Augustine as IEI, Twardowski as SLE, Tolstoy as EIE, and Berthier as LSI. They do fit with the “Delta equivalent” (NFP/STJ) types in MBTI however.
